Sentence examples for Portray as from inspiring English sources

As a result, he said, the rebels have been tougher to portray as defeated.

What Mr. Obama and his allies portray as progressive, activist government has been framed by his opponents as overreaching and profligate when it comes to the economy.

Obviously all movements will attract a proportion who are personally poisonous by disposition, a tiny minority whom opponents will try to portray as representative.

That very much includes Monday's effort from the White House, which administration officials have tried desperately to portray as ambitious.

Who did Mr. Mik portray as the victims?

The grizzly is made of a bleach material so that the image background does not portray as ore particles.

Many of the things in the letter that they portray as negative are, in fact, actually best practice.

And that would be hard for Mr. Cameron to portray as the real-term freeze he has demanded.

It might also help to unite a fractious opposition against what they portray as an assault on democracy.

What American officials portray as their greatest accomplishment — a nascent democracy, however flawed — often generates a rueful response.

First, Manning is the opposite of everything that these groups seek to portray as the image of "gay Americans".